An investor will spend about three minutes with your deck and then decide. You rarely find out why they passed.
Send it to me first. I’ll tell you exactly what I’d tell you if you were sitting across from me.
You get a polite email, or nothing at all. So the same problem stays in the deck for the next twenty conversations.
You know what you meant. An investor only knows what’s on the slide, and they’re reading it for the first time in about three minutes.
Most feedback is encouraging rather than useful. The people who would be blunt with you usually aren’t in the room.
It’s usually a number that doesn’t hold, a claim with nothing behind it, or an ask nobody can connect to a milestone.
One tells you what’s wrong. The other prepares you for what happens next.
A written read of your deck the way an investor will read it, in plain language, with nothing softened.
The questions your deck invites, drawn from what I’ve actually been asked and have actually asked as an investor.
One deck, one review. No subscription, nothing recurring.
Reply to your order email with the deck attached, or a link if it is large.
Not a template and not a tool. The same read I’d give a deck across the table.
The review and the 20 questions, straight to your inbox.
Your deck is used only for your review, never shared, and deleted once it’s delivered.
Every investor conversation you have with the current version is one you can’t have again. It’s worth knowing what’s in it first.
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